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VanceIX said:
PullusPardus said:
One thing I never understood is why do people complain that female characters look "ugly" in Skyrim when its skyrim, its supposed to be a harsh place to live in, a mountain area where barely any cities in there.

It would make a lot of sense in Oblivion , as cyrodil supposed to be the city of beauty and glory... but they made it all cartoony in Elder Scrolls Online.

It's not so much as they are "ugly" as much as it is that they are unpolished. The textures for them are atrocious, as are the customization levels. If you look up a mod called Vilja in Skyrim, you'll see an example of what Bethesda should have done with their characters. She looks like she came from a harsh place, but at the same time she isn't nearly as bland as the vanilla characters.

She looks like a rich woman with perfect skin who wants to play a viking on carnival 

That's a problem I often see with the modding scene for these kind of games. They make characters who have perfect skin, are beautiful or at least don't look like they have to work 18 hours a day on a field with nothing as a half broken rake made of wood or someone who is traveling around the country, sleeps under a tree or in a cave and kills monsters and bandits all the time.

Most are made to attract the potential downloaders of the mods which is pretty stupid to be honest. Most characters in such a game should disgust us for nowadays standards with dirty skin, missing teeth, scars and sometimes a missing finger or stuff like that  

Sure, some people could look great but most should look like their life is as hard as you can only imagine. The woman on the picture doesn't look to me as if she ever had to do anything with her soft hands except for polishing her armour. 

her hands should look like this